Two reports say SpaceX’s Falcon 9 upper stage is believed to have struck the Moon early Wednesday, but no official confirmation has been issued. The National Post and The Hindu both reference the expectation that a roughly four-tonne Falcon 9 upper stage would make a lunar impact following a recent launch, with The Hindu citing a planned or predicted timing of about 06:35 GMT. Both outlets emphasize that the event is not yet confirmed, suggesting tracking and verification have not been completed or publicly released by the relevant agencies or mission teams. At this stage, the reports describe the impact as “believed” or “expected,” rather than confirmed, indicating uncertainty remains about whether the stage completed its trajectory as predicted and whether ground or observational data has been validated. No additional details on the launch, the mission’s objective, or the specific outcome of any lunar debris tracking are provided in the supplied excerpts. The situation is presented as pending verification.